The National Archives has temporary changing displays around the building. Exhibitions are free and open to all.
For the first time, MI5’s history will go on display to the public in a major new exhibition, made possible through an unprecedented partnership between the Security Service and The National Archives. Step inside the hidden world of MI5 and explore the extraordinary stories behind the security of a nation.
Coronation Commissions from the Government Art Collection is a joint exhibition between The National Archives and the Government Art Collection, reflecting on the Coronation of Their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla.
Stories Unboxed: A One Document Display
Stories Unboxed is a new display that takes a single document and explores its story monthly. Let specialists highlight topical finds and lesser-known treasures whilst you immerse yourself in moments of the past. See for yourself in person on the first floor of the building in Kew during opening hours. Or through a variety of articles on their website.
The table displays a selection of records for you to explore on the 20 prime ministers of the 20 century, from Lord Salisbury to Tony Blair. These documents give insights into the different personalities of the prime ministers and show how their individual approaches shaped Britain.
When
Tuesday to Saturday
Tickets
Free. It is not necessary to book to visit, but do check opening times.
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